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minus-square@techsnoblink3•1 year agoIf you have too many cardriges, and you decide to stop paying, you cannot print anymore. I suggest an ink tank printer
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink1•1 year agoLaser printer my friend. Pricey at first, but won’t dry out or tell you to go fuck yourself like an inkjet.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•1 year agoLook into used laser printers too. If you can find an actual business grade printer, you’ll enjoy cheap, huge aftermarket cartridges. I had a Laserjet 5 until like 2020, and it still worked fine; a bit slow and I had some bad luck with cartridges with crappy drums.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink1•1 year agoI’ve got a Brother MFC-something. It isn’t the fastest, but it’s a workhorse. I think upfront it was about $450, but for both my wife and I’s businesses, it’s great.
If you have too many cardriges, and you decide to stop paying, you cannot print anymore.
I suggest an ink tank printer
Laser printer my friend. Pricey at first, but won’t dry out or tell you to go fuck yourself like an inkjet.
Look into used laser printers too. If you can find an actual business grade printer, you’ll enjoy cheap, huge aftermarket cartridges.
I had a Laserjet 5 until like 2020, and it still worked fine; a bit slow and I had some bad luck with cartridges with crappy drums.
I’ve got a Brother MFC-something. It isn’t the fastest, but it’s a workhorse. I think upfront it was about $450, but for both my wife and I’s businesses, it’s great.